Functions used even in the introductory examples of the current edition of the openGL red book are not available in thie openGl binding.
The binding is not up-to-date with the current openGL 4.6.
This is presumably Khronos is no longer providing the old format specfiles, and instead has adopted xml.
Handling likely requires a rewrite of the program that reads the specfiles and produces Racket code.
I'm looking into doing this unless someone else is really eager or has already started.
Is there anything I need to know that I don't?
- I'm a beginner with modern openGL. (I last used it before the shader revolution)
- I'm doing this so I can follow the red book to learn to use the current openGL.
- I am a Linux-only user, and cannot test on Windows. (the only WIndows machine I have access to is an ancient Windows 95 laptop)
-- hendrik
Functions used even in the introductory examples of the current edition of the openGL red book are not available in thie openGl binding.
The binding is not up-to-date with the current openGL 4.6.
This is presumably Khronos is no longer providing the old format specfiles, and instead has adopted xml.
Handling likely requires a rewrite of the program that reads the specfiles and produces Racket code.
I'm looking into doing this unless someone else is really eager or has already started.
Is there anything I need to know that I don't?
-- hendrik